🐎 100% Wool Southwestern Equine Silverado 1-Inch Grey Contoured Saddle Pad Review

I liked the first one I bought. I have two more for my other two horses. So I use two Gypsy Vanners and a Morgan. They fit well, are of very good quality and are suitable for all types of riding (exercises, difficult trails, etc.).

I am very happy with this rug! I was a little tired of buying such a pad from Amazon, I expected poor quality. However, this is a great pad that will last me for a long time! I am very happy with my purchase!

Nicely made pickguard. Too bad it came in a smaller size. Will use it anyway. To update. After repeated use, pressure points (dry spots) were noticed on both sides. Not sure if it has to do with the pad or the new saddle. I'll try another pad and see what happens. However, I find this to be a well made pillow. Although it's pretty tough.

Can't comment on durability yet, but I like it so far! This is a very good pillow and for the price I am very satisfied. The cutouts and leather are very good and have held up very well so far. It's already shaped for my girls backs and I've ridden it for miles and can't complain. In the photo on the right is my old seal from a different brand and on the left is the new one. The old one was tough and hard when I got it brand new and when this one arrived it was nice and pliable and felt great.

I like this felt pad, although it doesn't quite conform to the shape of the horse's back as I had hoped. My mare has no hot or cold spots with this pillow. I like the cut outs at the withers and feather tips. The leather protectors are high quality and perfectly positioned. I have a small mare and she fits her perfectly and the saddle looks great on her. It's high quality and made in the USA! If I ever needed a second pad I would buy another, just brown. Simply that way. You want a great rug at

I was hoping these would be our perfect pad but we know how heavy they can be. The pillow is thick and looks very high quality. However, it's very stiff right out of the box (after about 60 sweaty rides - it's still stiff). My Thoroughbred isn't a super-tall, wrinkled guy, but he's not even remotely contoured enough. I usually just pull the pad up my esophagus to lift it off the withers, but because it's so hard I can't do that. Also note the light green stain! I didn't pay much attention to it